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Newspaper

Evening Mail

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 17, 1798

Page

2

Invasion fears and patriotic aid amid French crisis

A dispatch from Ay FAsee Government discusses neutral stance by Prussia and French émigré tensions. Reports mention Admirals Parage and Cape near Cadiz, privateer chases, and Lisburne’s fleet status. Public response includes subscriptions at banks, city meetings, and Kingston upon Hull reducing feasts and mayoral salary to fund state needs. A Calais proclamation urges civic gifts to support an invasion, contrasting with lines about English taxation and promised relief from French aggression. A Sussex wreck near Berling Gap highlights ongoing dangers at sea.

Yarmaptha Burgh Brougekaneh Senaté Hamburg Prussia Bauister Germany Litboi Admiral Covvoys Kingston-upon-Hull Calais England Paris Directory France London Europe Frenich Sussex Berling Gap Ceargo

Royal Levee and Court Arrivals at St James's Palace

A detailed account covers the Levee and audience at St James's with archbishops and peers present. Dismissals include nobles and military officers. appointments include a governor for Lower Canada and canons for St Pauls and Windsor. Buonaparte related matters, parliamentary politics, and a sobering note on a starving beggar found with sixteen pounds sewn in coat parts.

Kina Buckihham-houle Duke of Selfey Huntingfield Calthorpe Westons Bridport Holland Cathcart W. Pitt J. Banks R. Glynn J. Hort Ids Gan Cotterel Mac- Mohsen Hope Wm. Hopes Dundas Angerstein Clark Dawkins Bexrix Pex Ngton Hussey Arabin Carea Siscox Lower Canaday Abe Mi Jennte Des Jackson St. Paul's Goontwoue Windsor Majendic Lord Briprort Bath D’uxuaire Gyvr- Brand Wurtemberg His Majesty Lord Grenville C. Corr TereLt Hanover Vieruattine Board Buonaparte England BeEav Harnots Barras Italy Phris Fox Houses of Russe Yar—ra Southampton Joan Sinclair Europe Joan MacrHerson W. Purreney Scieritt-place Andrew Snare Hammowan Samuer Gameier His Majesty’s Navy St. Mary-le-bonne Oxford-street Rathbone-place

British and French Shipping News From Lisbon to Cadiz

The report details vessels sailing to Cadiz, Guadeloupe, and Grenada, with ships reforming for convoy, plus a British fleet under Parker near Cadiz. It notes captures of Spanish ships by Sir John Jervis and Sevilla, and the Walsingham arrival at Lisbon with dispatches. Also mentions Emigrant Army readiness and Lord St Vincent’s stance on Lisbon supplies.

Ealmouth Jak Patrick Ryany Liber Portugal England Havannah Cadiz Joan Lisbon Parker Princess Royal John Cape Admiral Parker Cadiz Bay Lifon His Irresistible Martin Falmouth Cap. Fafeo E. Pennew Scilly Chace Ostend

Navy to promote surgeons from Navy List

Letters from aboard the Ville de Paris report the Anmeratty Board and the Directory of France agreeing that prisoners shall be attended by surgeons and physicians of their own nations. The Admiralty will fill all France appointments from experienced Navy List surgeons and promote surgeons from mates after six months service. The King’s Household pays one quarter’s arrears of wages.

Admiralty Bart St. Vincent Ville de Paris Tagus Anmeratty Board Directory of France France Army India Merchant’s É&C Lord Chamberlain St. James’s

France and Rome upheaval report from Paris to Rome

Fragmentary dispatches describe De Rohan gaining liberty from the Temple prison, arrests in Autun, and seditious unrest in Italian towns after Fort St. Leon. Mentz governance changes, Rhine crossings, and a French mobilization frame a broader, unsettled European scene with Roman revolutionary rumors and a Rome court response.

Paris Joseto Charles de Rohan Temple Poultier Holland St. Roch Autun Fort St. Leon Fano Urbino Pesaro Sinegaglia Ancona Lefebvre Mentz Harry Marine Buoraparte Greardin Charitte Labretonaitre Lavilleans Strasburgh Rhine Kehl Rastadt Zoth Epel Balle Arau Tinton Furest Turin Piedmont Brussells Championnet Hanover Etrenbreitstéin Belgium Truguet Madrid

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